IMIK:

• PAANO KA SISIBOL?
• 6-8 minutes
• It is mandatory for AT LEAST 65 STUDENTS in a batch to make a cameo in the film; however, it is required for the whole batch to be seen in a single frame at least once.
• Screenwriting Committee, 3 per homeroom
  • LAUAN: Rache
  • NARRA: Cara
  • YAKAL:
• Video Editing Committee, 2 per homeroom
  • LAUAN:
  • NARRA:
  • YAKAL: Faith
• Audio Mixing Committee, 1 per homeroom
  • LAUAN:
  • NARRA: Erin
  • YAKAL:
• Filming Crew, 2 per homeroom
  • LAUAN: Enrico
  • NARRA:
  • YAKAL:
• Film Directors, 1 per homeroom
  • LAUAN: KC
  • NARRA:
  • YAKAL: Andre
• Movie Poster Committee, 2 per homeroom
  • LAUAN:
  • NARRA:
  • YAKAL:
• SC WITH NO ROLES YET: Antonio
• Benj for Rampa
• In light of this, each batch must also create a digital movie poster for their short film. It shall include the following: ○ Film Title (and/or subtitle) ○ Editors ○ Directors ○ Main Cast
• The movie poster must be 2592 x 3840 pixels and shall be submitted along with the short film.
• All who participated in the production of both the films and the posters must be credited and named in the ‘credits scene’ of the films.
• The batch advisers may help in the making of the film, audio mix, costumes, and/or props. The batch PTA may also assist in the collection of batch contributions.
• The final poster must be submitted to the Google Drive folder that the PKA will provide on 5 MAY 2023 ONLY, while the final film must be passed on 10 MAY 2023 ONLY. The Google Drive folder will only be opened from 28 APRIL to 10 MAY 2023. The films will be presented on the day of the event, while the posters will be published two days prior to the film showing.
• The short film must answer the question, “Paano ka sisibol?” In a world full of hardships and tempests, we challenge the students to think of how they can start again despite all the time and progress lost during the pandemic. It prompts them to create a piece describing how important it is to begin again after a long break and asks them what steps they should take to start, regardless of how small or big they may be.
• Only minimal narration or voice over is allowed. There should be no dialogs among the performers in the video output.
• The winning movie poster will be decided by student votes. QR codes will be placed beside the physical images, and students from Grades 7 to 10 shall scan and vote on the works from the high school grade levels, with the restriction that they cannot vote for their own batch. The responses will be monitored via their submitted Google Form.